St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-15
DULUTH MATTERS.
The Record of Yesterdays Hap
penings in and About the Ze-
NTH CITY.

The Record of Yestei days Hap
penings in and About the Ze-
NTH City.
Special TO the Globe.
DULUTH. Mimi. Nov. 1.-THE regu-
lar meeting of the chamber of COM
merce was held this morning. A COM
municatiOn was read from Supt. Kim
ball. of the life saving service, in which
he referred to the offer of park point
10 give half of Franklin square for a
station. stating that they had wanted
more ground, but that half would be
sufficient. provided they could be as
sured of enough drill ground. He also
requested that steps be taken to secure
the land to the government and said
that the station would probably soon be
built. The matter Cf the Duluth, Red
Wing d Southern was brought up, and
the secretary was authorized to learn
the probable cost of surveys from River
Falls to Duluth, and also to see if the
10 per cent called on the stock is in full
payment Subscriptions for iObbing
house occupied the attention of the
chamber for time, but little has yet
has been raised for the purpose. In re-
gard to harbOr improvements the cham
Der appointed committee, consisting
of MeSsrS. Shannon. Baldwin and Triggs,
To confer with similar committees from
the council and other commercial bodies
in Duluth to confer i'll regard to send
ing delegate TO Washington this win
ter 10 push the Improvement of Duluth
and the Sault. Secretary Phelps made
The statement that the Minnesota
IL Northwestern had given up the idea
of building from ST. Paul to the lake.
This morning President James J. Hill,
Contractors ID. c. and L. p. Shepard
and Charles Dudley Warner arrived in
Duluth on a special of the Manitoba
road. The party was made up 10 show
Mr.. Warner, who is spending few days
in St. Paul, Duluth and Lake Superior.
4 i0Ok was taken over the business part
of the city and the East end, and the
party walked along the docks and exam
med Duluth's facilities for business.
Mr.. Warner expressed himself as greatly
pleased with the Northwest and was
much interested in what he saw. The
gentleman returned TO st. Panl this
afternoon.
Examination of l.. s. Parsons, charged
with grand larceny, Was held this morn
ing before crowded house. Miss
Schafer, Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. Burke,
Lutte ST. Clair, Mrs. Quinn and John
DonOhue were called as witnesses for
the state, none being called for the de-
tense. The state proved nothing against
Parsons, and one witness proved that
Parsons could not have committed the
crime. The court discharged the priS-
Oner, as no evidence sufficient to hold
him for trial WAS aiduced. He will be
examined on a second charge later.
Fred Iickcl was arraigned for the
examination was sen! back to Jail in de-
fault Of $1,000 bonds.
NOTES.
y serious break occurred IN the water
and gas mains last night between Hotel
ST. Louis and the Daily News office.
As a result. Gas ana wafer WAS consider
ably mixed. aEi darkness prevailed i'll
some sections.
Ahont sixty people Yesterday and
thirty!:rc to-day is the number OF
Duluth people who left for Minneapolis
10 sec the great Cic!t Glover contest al
the Washington HEX Tonight.
Charges 80 :;:ar Oh $40 nf Hi. LEADING
roads toinr La<il"ss i!cie ramsed {
great many 80; let's" =! ~: uniGi
depot tr.,iay.
The Touring mi.l yr:l commence bust
ness next reHiI. aficr Il le'!c al entire !
unnecessary; period CT id:e.es$.
Young Bike: :s:;es MS confinement
philosophi"a.!y ara has IN cnor!Iors
appetite.
n. HHieti is al '!!i Old Stand again.
after lengthy :;"'i.rss5 lily SoG.& a:.f.
East.
The Typ0A:a Phirai ..niur give thor
annHl! bal Thanksgiving cNo;,irg.
The Du!:!il: :leaieI f.:e$3tt5 an IN
usually z:;nug bill THIS x2:l;.
Capt. }. Lutre :; :;pqte!: c. f9r a.:ler
man in the First wErd
J. II. Is;laM hat ratrrac.i ftcfn a bust
ness trip &c :hc i:.s;